We’re moving into the next phase of the Peyton Manning race, and I can’t imagine a scenario where he’s on another corporate jet other than to sign a contract.

So where do we stand in the Peyton Manning derby on Thursday morning? Right now, talking to all the parties involved, everybody still believes they are in the game.

Former 49ers OT Adam Snyder has agreed to terms on a contract with the Cardinals, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

Breaking down the current state of the free-agent market is simple: Peyton Manning is the central figure. His decision will affect many others.

Chaz Schillens is drawing some attention early in free agency and is being pursued by the Jets and Cardinals, and already has a visit set up with Arizona.

So Peyton Manning is officially a free agent. Now what?

The Dolphins, Redskins, Seahawks, Broncos and Cardinals have begun pursuing QB Peyton Manning, league sources said Wednesday.

The San Francisco 49ers not looking to get into the Peyton Manning sweepstakes at this time and are instead focused on Alex Smith, according to a team source.

Darnell Dockett probably shouldn’t expect a Christmas card from Kevin Kolb after his campaigning Peyton Manning on Tuesday.

The pursuit of Peyton Manning is expected to begin as soon as possible, according to several executives who have interest in the free-agent to be.

Heading into this offseason, the Cardinals must address their offensive shortcomings. Whether they shoot for the stars with Peyton Manning, or make less flashy moves with their $10 million in cap space…

It continues to look increasingly likely that Cardinals LT Levi Brown will become a free agent and hit the open market, according to a league source.

Like many, former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner believes there’s no place in the game for anyone intentionally trying to injure opposing players. Warner isn’t convinced, though, he was necessarily targeted for injury.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt spent most of last year’s NFL Scouting Combine news conference fielding questions about Arizona’s quarterback position. One year later, nothing has changed.

The NFL Play 60 Challenge has its own downtown zip code at massive NFL Experience, and there’s no shortage of young football fans jumping at the chance to catch passes from the league’s stars. Heck, NFL Experience as a whole already has broken its attendance record this year, with more than 200,000 people attending — and one day still left.